Tiny Ones – TimberNook South Central

Tiny Ones is designed for the smallest of our TimberNook adventurers.  You and your child will venture outdoors for creative play opportunities that foster healthy child development.  Each day will foster essential life skills, inspire creativity, facilitate connection, and integrate cognitive & social emotional skills. Children will have the opportunity to imagine and create in the woods.

This is a 4-session series that will meet from 9:00-11:00am, August 4, 11, 18, 25.

• TimberNook is a 100% outdoor program and we love to play in all weather. Please ensure your child wears weather appropriate attire.
• If weather is just too severe to be safe and the class is cancelled and a make up class will be scheduled if possible or we will prorate your tuition.  Dress your children accordingly.  They will get wonderfully messy, dirty, wet, cold, hot and HAPPY.
• Each family should bring a backpack with the following items: change of clothes, comfortable walking/running shoes (please no flip flops or crocs), bug spray, sunscreen, a water bottle, a healthy snack, and a towel for each child.
• Expect children to go home dirty. This is a good sign of a great day at TimberNook!
• This is NOT a drop-off program.
• This program is designed for walkers up to 4 yrs of age.
• Infant siblings may be worn, free of charge.
• Older siblings can attend, please register them. Can use the sibling discount code: sibling25
• Upon completed registration, watch for a confirmation email.

An email will be sent 1-2 weeks prior to the program. This will include address and directions to the TimberNook location in Joliet, MT. Reminders for what to bring will also be included.

We look forward to Playing the TimberNook Way with your children in the great outdoors! We are a 100% outdoor program with no outdoor structure. We plan to be outside in rain, wind, snow. If the weather is unsafe, you will receive an email the morning of cancelling the class.  We hope you understand. We spend lots of time planning and gathering materials for these classes. We need to be able to plan ahead to make the best experiences possible.